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Costa Rica Sets National Parks Set Record But One Park Draws Just 26 People

Tico Times - June 10, 2026

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US Restricts Visas for Nicaraguan Officials After Brooklyn Rivera’s Death

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Costa Rica Camera Traps Capture Wild Fish Hunt in Guanacaste

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Costa Rica Faces England in Orlando in Major Test Before World Cup Begins

Costa Rica Sets National Parks Set Record But One Park Draws Just 26 People

Tico Times - June 10, 2026

Costa Rica's protected areas drew a record 2,970,516 total visits in 2025, a 13.7% increase over the prior year, according to figures attributed to...

US Restricts Visas for Nicaraguan Officials After Brooklyn Rivera’s Death

AFP - June 10, 2026

The US State Department announced Monday that it will restrict visa access for over 100 Nicaraguan officials and their family members following the death...

Costa Rica Camera Traps Capture Wild Fish Hunt in Guanacaste

Vincent Losasso - June 10, 2026

I’ve been interested in wildlife my entire life. If younger me knew what I was up to these days, playing with camera traps in...

Costa Rica Faces England in Orlando in Major Test Before World Cup Begins

Steven Hodel - June 10, 2026

Costa Rica faces England on Wednesday afternoon at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando, Florida, in one of La Sele’s most high-profile friendly matches in years....

Tropical Storm Weakens but Keeps Costa Rica Facing Rain and Dangerous Seas

Tico Times - June 10, 2026

Tropical Storm Cristina is moving away from Costa Rica, but its effects are still being felt across the country, with rain, rough seas, strong...

Delta to Add Seasonal New York-Guanacaste Route

Tico Times - June 10, 2026

Delta Air Lines will add a seasonal nonstop route between New York and Guanacaste later this year, giving Costa Rica’s north Pacific region yet...

Costa Rica watches the dollar climb after four years of a rising colón

Tico Times - June 9, 2026

After spending most of 2026 near record lows, the U.S. dollar has clawed back a little ground in Costa Rica over the past two...

Costa Rican Chorreador Reaches Pope Leo XIV in Gift Rooted in Coffee Tradition

Tico Times - June 9, 2026

A Costa Rican chorreador, one of our country’s most familiar coffee brewers, has reached an unlikely destination: the hands of Pope Leo XIV. The...

Costa Rica President Pushes Immigration Reform After Repeat Illegal Entries

Tico Times - June 9, 2026

President Laura Fernández announced that her administration will send a bill to reform Costa Rica’s Immigration Law after reports of repeated illegal entries by...

Canatur Criticizes Ride-Sharing Apps Being Used to Promote Costa Rica

Tico Times - June 9, 2026

Costa Rica’s main tourism chamber is pushing back against the use of ride-sharing platforms in official tourism promotion, arguing that public and private campaigns...